Sentence examples for fellow pundits from inspiring English sources

Fellow pundits Simon Cowell and Randy Jackson mocked her appearance.

He was a generous colleague.' Gascoigne developed a friendship with one of his fellow pundits, Andy Townsend, and the producers encouraged Townsend to look after him.

And the whole affair has an oppressively inside-the-Beltway feel: this Sunday, one TV journalist, Tim Russert, was reduced to chatting with his fellow pundits about his own role in the whole affair.

New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof went his fellow pundits one better, suggesting that what the US needs is a South Africa-style Truth and Reconciliation Commission to sort through not just the legal transgressions of the past eight years, but the political manipulations as well.

Pietersen's fellow pundits will include Geoffrey Boycott, Michael Vaughan, Graeme Swann, Vic Marks and England Women's World Cup winner Ebony Rainford-Brent.

A commentator in the pro-Gulen daily Zaman meanwhile takes issue with his fellow pundits in the Erdogan-supporting press, whom he accuses of adopting "war rhetoric" for echoing the government line in their attacks on the Gulen movement.

His fellow pundit Dietmar Hamann labelled the performance as naive.

Fellow pundit Barry McGuigan agreed, but added: "It's a terrible thing to say, but he's delusional and always has been.

When fellow pundit Gareth Southgate marvelled at what Hodgson had achieved with England after just three matches and 10 training sessions, Carragher commented drily: "Yeah, 10 training sessions that were probably not all that different".

Outside the bookies he approached a young girl trying to recruit donors for a mental health charity and signed up his fellow pundit and former Rangers buddie Ally McCoist for a sizeable sum.

Keys apologised for his remarks about the female official Sian Massey and for derogatory comments about an ex-girlfriend of his fellow pundit Jamie Redknapp, but he has also hit out at the "dark forces" behind his demise.